What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is S 1377.
Protecting Wild Horses in Theodore Roosevelt National Park
This new act ensures the continued presence and protection of wild horses in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Citizens can be assured that the horse population will be maintained at an appropriate level and their health monitored, contributing to the preservation of unique natural heritage. The act establishes clear rules for herd management, with exceptions for emergencies or public safety threats.
Key points
The act mandates maintaining a herd of at least 150 genetically diverse horses in Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Within 120 days, a management plan will be developed to ensure cost-effective horse management without harming the environment.
Removal of horses from the park will only be allowed to maintain genetic diversity, in emergencies, or to protect public health and safety.
Annual monitoring and public reporting on the population, structure, and health of the horses in the park will be conducted.
Status:
Introduced
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